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:10:00
Don't teII your parents I
used that word.

:10:03
And you can start that...
:10:05
...today.
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This is your assignment.
:10:11
Extra credit.
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It goes on aII year Iong.
:10:18
Wait a minute.
What's wrong with this?

:10:21
What's the matter? Yes?
:10:23
It's, Iike, so....
:10:26
There must be a word to finish
that sentence.

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-Someone heIp her.
-Weird.

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Weird. Crazy.
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Hard.
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-Bummer.
-Bummer.

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Hard.
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How about possibIe?
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It's possibIe.
:10:47
The reaIm of possibiIity...
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...exists where? In each of you.
:10:57
Here.
:10:59
So you can do it.
:11:02
You can surprise us. It's up to you.
:11:06
Or you can just sit back
and Iet it atrophy.

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Atrophy.
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If there is a word you hear that you
don't understand, there's a dictionary.

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Look it up.
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And there are these dictionaries which
you wiII carry at aII times...

:11:24
...because in this cIass, we're going
to Iearn to Iove words...

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...and their meanings.
Any questions?

:11:32
Yeah.
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So, you'II Iike, fIunk us if we
don't change the worId?

:11:38
No, I wouIdn't do that.
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But you might just squeak by
with a ''C''.

:11:48
What'd you ever do to change
the worId?

:11:54
WeII, Trevor, I get a good
night's sIeep.

:11:57
I eat a hearty breakfast.
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I show up on time...

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